Your most valuable asset isn’t your house, car, or retirement account. It’s the ability to make a living.
If you get sick or injured and are unable to work, you don’t want to worry about paying for groceries or covering next month’s mortgage.
Disability income insurance can help replace a major portion of your income. Some think of it as “paycheck protection.” Others view it as “mortgage protection.”
Whatever your mindset, disability income insurance can help provide a sense of security, knowing that if the unexpected should happen, you’ll still receive a monthly income.
Most employers offer some kind of disability insurance, but not all disability insurance is the same.
It may cover you for short-term sick leave, but leave you stranded if you become impaired for months, or even years.
It may cover you for longer, but only make up for a small portion of your regular income, forcing you to go back to work while you shouldn’t – or rely on your savings.
Would you be able to comfortably continue living as you do now if your paycheck vanished for weeks, months, or even years at a time?
Most Americans would collect serious debt during that time, perhaps too much to ever recover.
While most employers offer some sort of disability insurance, it may only cover you for a short period of time, or cover a small portion of your regular income.
We always advise to first learn about your current disability coverage, to make sure you feel comfortable with what it has to offer.
At Federal Employee Insurance Benefits, we focus entirely on providing coverage for federal employees.
We are familiar with federal occupations, and the benefits they may or may not include.
We are recommended by multiple unions, fighting for the rights and better futures of a combined total of more than 1,000,000 federal employees.
All active federal employees and federal contractors* working at least 20 hours per week are eligible, except for postal workers. Postal workers (USPS employees) are eligible for Short Term Disability only.
*In order to be eligible for enrollment, federal contractors must receive compensation directly from their contracting agency.
Yes. After the chosen waiting period, benefits will be coordinated with leave and sick leave. Past that, benefits will be paid up to 6 weeks for a normal pregnancy (minus the waiting period) and up to 8 weeks (minus the waiting period) for a Cesarean Section pregnancy. Complications of pregnancy could continue benefits depending on the situation. You must have the coverage in-force BEFORE a pregnancy.
Our program is designed to fill in the gaps with your federal programs; it does not replace any of your current benefits.
Short Term and Long Term Disability (LTD):
Bridges your income from the time that your leave stops or runs out until you are ready to return to work. All benefits coordinate with leave and sick leave to total no more than 60% of your gross income. This is usually pretty close to your take-home pay after taxes.
Supplements your income from disability retirement and increases your take home pay. In any case, you will not receive more than 60% of your gross income between Disability Retirement and policy benefits.
Please see the plan’s sample policy for more details.
Benefits under our program will be paid out for as long as you are disabled under the program, or until you reach the following maximum benefit periods:
Long Term disability (LTD): Up to your Normal Social Security Retirement Age – Please see the plans sample policy for more details
Short Term Disability (STD): Up to one year after waiting period
Waiting periods are time deductibles that begin the day you become disabled. These deductibles are based on calendar days and each of our plan options offer the following waiting periods:
Short Term (STD) and Long Term Disability (LTD): depends on your plan
Choice of 14 or 30 days
Having a comprehensive disability program is essential for all working employees, and federal employees are no different, although a disability income protection program can be difficult to find for federal employees. While you do have leave and disability retirement, these programs work as a base. However, they can fall well short of what you may need if you were to suffer a prolonged disability.
You need to complete an enrollment form on this website and set up the payment through allotment (instructions are also on this website). Or, feel free to contact (833) 225-8815 and do the enrollment over the phone. It takes about 15 minutes total, and would be approximately another 5 minutes to set up your payroll deduction. Feel free to set up a time here. There are also paper enrollment forms that can emailed to dquiett@tmprofessionals.com or mailed to the following address:
Federal Employee Insurance Benefits
℅ T.M. Professionals
1109 W. San Bernardino Rd. Suite 250
Covina, CA, 91722
No, a physical exam or evidence of health is not required. Anyone with a new hire date within 13 months of effective date will be given a guaranteed issue of up to $4000. Any employees with a hire date of 13 months or longer will have to answer a medical question.
The questions is:
“Within the past 12 months has any person to be covered age 18 or older been absent from work due to illness or medical treatment for a period of more than 5 consecutive working days (other than absences for childbirth with no complications, broken/fractured bones with full recovery, or the flu)?”
Protecting your most valuable asset, your income. At Federal Employee Insurance Benefits, we understand the importance of safeguarding your financial stability, especially during challenging times when illness or injury may prevent you from working. Unlike other employees, as a federal employee, you don’t have access to short-term disability insurance through your employer. While your employer offers certain forms of protection, such as leave and disability retirement, these programs may not provide the comprehensive coverage you need. That’s where we come in, ready to set you up with the right disability insurance for federal employees and a plan tailored to your lifestyle.
How Does It Work?
Federal Employee Insurance Benefits is explicitly designed for federal employees like you, offering a safety net to maintain your financial well-being in case of unexpected circumstances that may hinder your ability to work. USPS workers are eligible for our usps short term disability insurance coverage which ensures you continue receiving a portion of your income, providing the necessary support during challenging times.
Coverage You Need
Life is unpredictable, and everything only takes seconds to change. We believe in helping you plan for the “what if” scenarios so that you can face any trouble with confidence and preparedness. Our disability insurance policies are designed to protect your income, providing you with a sense of security and ease amidst financial uncertainty.
Alleviate Financial Stress
When a disabling condition strikes, the financial burden can be overwhelming. Our federal disability insurance offers income replacement benefits, helping you manage the short-term and long-term financial implications of a disability. By ensuring a steady income stream, we aim to alleviate the stress associated with income loss, allowing you to focus on your recovery and well-being.
Support for Recovery
At Federal Employee Insurance Benefits, we understand that regaining your independence and returning to work are essential steps in recovery. That’s why our disability insurance goes beyond income replacement. We provide comprehensive vocational and rehabilitative services to support your journey toward a full recovery. With our assistance, you can get back on your feet and regain control of your professional life.
Fill the Gaps in Your Coverage
Our federal employee disability insurance is not meant to replace your existing benefits; instead, it fills the gaps in your coverage. We offer a tailored solution that works in harmony with your existing benefits, protecting your income, pension, and overall financial future. By securing the appropriate disability insurance, you ensure that your livelihood and the well-being of your family are safeguarded.
Act Now to Protect Yourself and Your Family
Don’t wait until it’s too late to secure your financial future. At Federal Employee Insurance Benefits, we urge you to protect yourself and your loved ones proactively. By investing in our comprehensive disability insurance, you can enjoy peace of mind, knowing that you have a safety net in place should the unexpected occur.
Secure your income, safeguard your future, and gain the confidence to face any challenges that come your way. Visit our official website to learn more about how we can protect your most important asset: your income.